I want to use this as a riser for my 46" tv so that I can slide the cable box underneath - is it sturdy enough?
39388
I don't think so; that's a big TV! You need a Sauder item, or such. Pressed wood; dense.
39389
It depends on the weight of the TV, which I don't know. I would not put anything heavier than about fifteen pounds on it. Also, assemble it carefully and be sure all screws are tight before you put anything valuable on it.
1193516
I think it will fit just fine - might look a little funny though because it would be very low for such a wide screen - but I tend to prefer to have my tv a bit higher than other people - my 46" is on a shelf that is at least 1 foot higher than the fireplace. However, I would worry more about stability in terms of the fireplace moving! Mine moves very smoothly & easily on its casters, so a little jolt may send your tv to the floor!
1442493
If your TV is not an old tube style TV this table should work for you, The table is higher than TV cabinets. I find it sturdy.
1249409
Yes, it is fairly sturdy. Especially if weighted with items on the shelves. A flat screen should work.
1600056
Oh it's sturdy enough but the question is, would you really want to perch a flatscreen TV atop a 55" high unit with a top shelf that measures 11"x13.5"? Maybe a small one (like an 18") but personally that would not be a balancing act I would recommend.
195098
I just went under the bed skirt to look at them more closely. The problem is that the top of the riser as a small lip in an "L" shape at two opposite corners. Those lips are not going to allow you set the box spring evenly on them and provide maximum stability. So, upon second inspection, I don't think it will work for your application.
582912
It is surely strong/sturdy enough to place a TV on top o the stand as long as you fell the TV is secure and won't tip over???
1184761
This mount is VERY adaptable. I will accommodate your hole pattern. I mounted a 46" with no issues. It sticks out a bit from the wall but with the cable box hidden it is great. You should not need anything else. In fact, you will have many parts left over as they provided screws and other parts for seemingly every TV.
1130131
It is strong enough; however the platform might not be large enough for th footprint of the TV. That can be solved by attaching a larger piece of MDF or plywood to the metal base.
2267033
We bought ours to hold our 50" samsung tv. Ours sits 4" from the top of our tv stand. With your tv being a 46" it might be fine.
2265740
It is very sturdy and as long as the pattern matches and the weight works I wouldn't see a problem. I had my 150 lb son hang on mine before I put my TV on it...he has legs to break the fall, TV does not. It did not budge.
1520908
You will have no trouble setting the 50 inch flat screen TV on top of this unit. There is a short divider that separates the first shelf into 2 separate 21 inch sections - so your cable box and sound should fit nicely.
1031833
once it is mounted it seems very sturdy. It sits about 2" from wall. We put our cable box on it and it works great.
598804
I have had a Samsung 55 inch flatscreen hanging from this system for the past four years without any problem. So I don't think your 46 inch screen will pose a problem. My only objection to using this way to hang your tv ... is the difficulty in making adjustments and cable changes later.
47898
I would not trust this stand with a 50" TV. While strong enough to hold it, I don't think the stand is wide enough to provide a steady platform.
1907190
I currently have a 46' and i still have space to fit a bigger TV. You could fit a 47'easily but I think you could go up a 50' that's just me. The stand has a sticker on the back that says it holds a max of 95 pounds so you be the judge from there on. I hope I answer your question. ^_^
648780
This is an extremely sturdy cabinet. I would think that if the base of the TV fits on the top- the cabinet will support it.